Sentence examples for members with regular from inspiring English sources

Families and residents in Botton feel similarly: they are concerned that a particular lifestyle – the recreation of a family life in a loving home environment – will be lost for good if co-workers are forced to become paid staff members with regular shift patterns, no longer able to share a home with learning disabled residents.

At the same time, pregnant women should be encouraged to identify all potential future close contact persons of their child as it has been shown that non-household members with regular contact to the family play a considerable role in pertussis transmission, too [ 8, 28, 29].

So, along with regular members of the company, the program lists people like Adelaida Nunez of Fair Haven, Conn.; Milton R. Cohen of Wooster Square; and Daniel John Kelly of East Norwalk.

Nathaniel Schoen said he has put his career as an artist on hold to modernize the store and undertake the huge task of simply moving its inventory, which will take a team of specialized movers along with regular members of the staff several weeks.

As an alternate juror, McCoskey listened to the six days of testimony with regular members of the panel, but was dismissed prior to deliberations. .

Meanwhile, the Military Board was responsible for the administration of the Army, with regular members consisting of the Deputy Adjutant-General, the Chief of Intelligence, the Chief of the General Staff, the Chief of Ordnance and a civilian Finance Member, in addition to a number of consultative members, under the overall control of the Minister of the Defence.

For his heart-wrenching video of one of the earthquake victims, the Turkish-born Italian transplant Ferzan Ozpetek traveled to Abruzzo with members his regular feature film crew.

I caught two other performances with regular company members — Gillian Murphy with Cory Stearns and Hee Seo with Alexandre Hammoudi, each thoroughly effective.

But first comes a trio performance with regular band members Doug Matthews and Anthony Cole, a bassist and drummer who also double up as clarinet and saxophone sparring partners.

So I've spent part of Monday morning puzzling over YouTube clips of Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey, who is becoming famed for his aggressive and even adversarial rhetorical stance not just with the press and his political opponents but with regular people, members of the public, people who show up at his town-hall meetings.

Wearing tuxedos, standing shoulder to shoulder with regular chorus members, singers like Donald Nawi of Scarsdale, Joseph Bookmyer of Yonkers and Dorothy Young of Armonk strive not to give away the fact that besides a dress rehearsal or two, they have not slogged away week after week at a hectic run of sixteenth notes like the other singers in the chorus.